I have it on my zerker, he also has lots of Alchemy skill so I'm debating just using ton's of Svef (is it possibly just just keep gathering it somewhere, or shop?). I can't decide on the enchant for it, does the mental resistance one remove confuse permanently? Is it better to use Svef and use the constitution one to lower paralysis down one tier too? That's how it works right? It's hard not to use this armor with the resource bonus and action speed. 

Drugs are unlimited at the shops (but you have to wait 1day to restock). But a simple resistance to intellect afflictions should remove the confusion. (And as a barb it's the best choice as the other is already covered by Unflinching.

Edited May 29, 20187 yr by Kaylon

ah ok, cool ty. ill do that enchant and use all kinds of drugs instead of solely relying on sfev, its pretty cool how much more you get from them with high alchemy!

How can you get the armor?

How can you get the armor?

Choose the "everything went good ending" from PoE 1 and it will be in the shop at Perikis Overlook in Neketaka

She has to die either by sparing the guy from her quest, or just die before the end of the game without being sacrificed.

She has to die either by sparing the guy from her quest, or just die before the end of the game without being sacrificed.

 

 

Currently at least, in saves created with the new game's  savemaker, she just has to be dead for any reason; you can choose her as blood pool victim and still buy her armor.

 

She has to die either by sparing the guy from her quest, or just die before the end of the game without being sacrificed.

 

 

Currently at least, in saves created with the new game's  savemaker, she just has to be dead for any reason; you can choose her as blood pool victim and still buy her armor.

 

Did not work for me. I got the Effigy talent from he after Hasongo, but no armor.

Mental resistance and extra armor. Mostly because I often have the might resist boots and can sometimes pick dex resist somewhere else. The extra armor can be very significant if you get hurt, while the heal is just too insignificant.

If you go with the heal on crit enchant, it may be the best chestpiece in the game for a crit-build player. Min's Fortune, any off-hand weapon with an on-crit effect, Fair Favor hat, that breastplate, you're rockin'.

you can get this armor again lol cool

I picked the wrong choice. No armour for me =(

Currently debating that myself. My Swashbuckler already has resistance to dexterity afflictions due to being a wood elf, and immunity to intellect afflictions from Mordwyr. So whichever enchantment I choose, it will inevitably overlap with my existing resistances/immunities Although I can balance them out with fighter passives such as Body Control etc. As for the other enchantment choice, I went with heal on crit because my char has pretty decent accuracy (currently 83 for both main and off hand at lvl 12) and crits quite often.

 

P.S. Is it actually available for purchase at the shop? Because I stole it from a chest in the shop before I even checked the vendor's inventory It did require 14 points in mechanics, though.

Edited May 30, 20187 yr by DigitalDemon

Is the heal-on-crit really triggered by crits you deal, rather than crits you take? Thst’s unusual for an armor.

Triggered by crits you deal, yes.

Is the heal-on-crit really triggered by crits you deal, rather than crits you take? Thst’s unusual for an armor.

 

It's an armor for off tank

 

Is the heal-on-crit really triggered by crits you deal, rather than crits you take? Thst’s unusual for an armor.

 

It's an armor for off tank

 

I'd say it's an excellent piece of armor for your primary damage dealer Gives you decent protection without sacrificing action speed. And +2 to all resources (which translates to +4 for multiclasses) feels almost OP.